Culinary Historians of New York

The study of food is intrinsically bound to the study of the human race. Culinary Historians of New York (CHNY) was founded in 1985 to stimulate and share knowledge of the ways food has affected humans (and humans, food) since earliest times.
    Members include chefs, historians, cooking teachers, anthropologists, food writers, food editors, food stylists, researchers, librarians, caterers, collectors, and nutritionists. Many others who simply enjoy learning about, cooking and eating good food are also enthusiastic contributors.
    At monthly events CHNY members & guests explore the historic, esoteric, and entertaining byways of food. These events are led by noted authors, anthropologists, and food and wine experts, who illuminate the role of food in the distant and recent past as well as the present. The events are as lively as they are scholarly, often accompanied by tastings, and always informal.

NOTE: Receive a discount on all events by joining CHNY now. The annual fee is $45 for individuals and $25 for students or seniors. You will also receive future discounts and advance notice of all events as well as an annual journal, monthly member news, and other benefits. To join CHNY now, click: http://www.culinaryhistoriansny.org/join.html - then return here for a Member Price ticket to an upcoming event, below: